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Read articles →A casual real-world job where Tim brings a John Deere 1025R and an American Herald Econo Drag Harrow to a neighbor's stone driveway for light maintenance, fluffing compacted gravel, leveling the crown, and spreading new stone. He briefly mentions pricing (just over $1,000 for the 3-point version) and compares it to a land plane for more aggressive work. Best for owners weighing a drag harrow for driveway upkeep; note the middle section wanders into an unrelated soccer conversation.
An owner-operator channel focused on compact tractor projects, self-described as non-expert enthusiasts, though the video includes a promotional discount code for the featured implement.
It fluffs up compacted gravel, aerates the surface, levels out the crown, and spreads lighter new stone into bald spots for better coverage.
The three-point hitch version is just over a thousand dollars; the ATV-only version has been seen for around 500 dollars.
If the driveway needs more aggressive work, like removing potholes or digging deeper and actually moving rock, a land plane works better.
Yes, for a few dollars extra it includes an ATV drag kit; you remove the three-point frame and pull it with a chain instead.
